Open-mid Central Unrounded Vowel - Occurrence

Occurrence

Language Word IPA Meaning Notes
Cherokee v-tla 'no' Always nasalized.
English RP bird 'bird' Sulcalized. 'Upper Crust RP' speakers pronounce a more open vowel, but for most other speakers it's actually mid - . This vowel corresponds to a rhotacized form in rhotic dialects.
Ohio bust 'bust' The most common realization of the vowel transcribed as ⟨ʌ⟩ in American English.
most of Texas
Northern Welsh Some speakers. Corresponds to (or a further back vowel) in other Welsh dialects.
Paicî 'remainder'
West Frisian Hindeloopers pöt 'pot'

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